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    Default Brahmn kite

    Recently during my visit to my Native place and enjoying the pleasant and clean weather, I heard calls of a kite very close to our house only to find a Brahmin Kite sitting on top of a coconut tree. Probably might have built a nest on it. Lighting wasn't ideal and also the kite was too far off from me. Finally equipping my Canon 550D with 55-250 lens and manual focusing I could get a clear shot of the birdie, it was a bit windy, so the branch would move around hindering a clear shot at kite.

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    Canon EOS 550D
    Canon 55-250IS
    F/7.1
    Shutterspeed 1/640
    ISO 200

    Location: Thokkottu, Mangalore
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    nice composition with the pattern of the palm leaves..good work..

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    Nice sighting. Good eye contact. The light seems difficult, as it looks a bit cloudy and there is sky in the background. The patterns created by the palm leaves look good. You did well in the given conditions. Thanks for sharing.
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Nice to see a brahminy kite. During childhood days we used to think that sighting of a brahminy kite is auspicious. In odiya we call it "Sankha cheela". Sankha means conch and the name is probably due to the white colour.

    The coconut leaves create a nice pattern. Without that and the centrally placed bird, the composition would have looked bad. Thanks for sharing.

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    Sabyasachi

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